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If you read Forza player Don Ente’s excellent piece on the Forza 4 Launch Party at Petit Le Mans in last Friday’s Week in Review, you probably wish you’d been there. Well, we don’t have a time machine to take you back to the event, but we do have a new video that was shot at the event, so you can see some of the incredibly exciting racing action on track and on screen. Continue reading ‘Forza Motorsport 4 Launch Party from Petit Le Mans’

With a stacked field of 18 cars, the GT class could hold its own race and still end up incredible this Saturday at Petit Le Mans. Joerg Bergmeister was able to round out the top five during todays two hour testing session with a 1:20.446. Jaime Melo, in one of six Ferrari’s, landed on top with a 1:20.102. Continue reading ‘Top Porsche 5th in Wednesdays GT test from Petit Le Mans’

Audi swings another one out of the park… or Road Atlanta we should say. For 2 hours during the beautiful afternoon, the ALMS teams set out to test the cars. They were not kidding about this years race being crowded. We could barely squeeze ourselves between the teams pit-areas.

Romain Dumas would top the charts in this practice session with a 1:09.550. He will share the no1 Audi R18 TDI with fellow Porsche driver Timo Bernard and Le Mans winner Marcel Fassler. Continue reading ‘Dumas puts Audi R18 TDI on top during Wednesday practice’

The thrilling duel of the diesel sports cars from Audi and Peugeot had spectators watching with bated breath again at the 13th edition of the “Petit Le Mans” race at Road Atlanta (U.S. state of Georgia). For more than six hours Audi had good prospects of clinching its tenth triumph at the American endurance classic. But after an unusual incident all that remained in the end was the eleventh consecutive “Petit Le Mans” podium. Continue reading ‘Petit Le Mans: Audi finishes on podium at Road Atlanta’